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by mikewhy 11y ago
looks like it: http://news.slashdot.org/story/12/05/04/1557239/windows-8-wo... http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dvd-playback-help
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by mikewhy 11y ago
I wrote parched and parched-tasks-web app specifically for this.
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by mikewhy 11y ago
shhh nobody tell him they did the same thing in Windows 8.1
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by mikewhy 11y ago
GoogleBot has understood JavaScript for years. Their mobile page tester is proof of this fact.
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by mikewhy 11y ago
I used to do Rec Therapy at a home for people with dementia and started playing some old folk songs for them after reading how music can help. It really does seem to bring them back.
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by mikewhy 11y ago
Have had a huge hankering to build something like this for a while. Excited to try this out!
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by mikewhy 11y ago
It's not just that the post titles shouldn't be underlined, it's that one elements style should not creep into another elements style by accident
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by mikewhy 11y ago
I probably wouldn't go so far as to use `sidebar__post__title `, just `sidebar--title` and `post--title`. That way if you want to style a post title in the sidebar, it's clearly `.sidebar .post--title` using something like BEM sol
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by mikewhy 11y ago
If you have say a post entry: .post { border: 1px solid #000; } .post .title { font-weight: bold; } And you want to put it into a sidebar .sidebar { background-color: #ccc; } .sidebar .title { text-dec
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by mikewhy 11y ago
Wouldn't you have to use `React.createFactory` in this case as well? (when not dealing with React.DOM components)
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by mikewhy 11y ago
I haven't seen that usage for higher-order components before. This is the pattern I've been following: function decorate (Component) { let HigherOrderComponent = React.createClass({ render () { return
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by mikewhy 11y ago
brew install docker docker-compose docker-machine open https://kitematic.com/download/ Kitematic might even come with docker, docker-machine. It will then set up a docker machine for you and you're rea
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by mikewhy 11y ago
It's a great combo. For a while though, Brunch did very similar things, sourcemaps et al, with very little configuration (which is still very clever when you need it). With parched, the idea is very similar: npm install parched pa
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by mikewhy 11y ago
have always been a huge fan of brunch but lately wanted to take advantage of Gulp and Browserify ( https://github.com/mikew/browserify-brunch doesn't really cut it) so I wrote parched[1] and parched-tasks-webapp[2]
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by mikewhy 11y ago
You can connect an existing iTunes library to Plex and stream it anywhere. You can also have Plex organize your music, but I've only ever used the iTunes part
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by mikewhy 12y ago
ah, as per http://vaultproject.io/intro/vs/consul.html > While Consul can be used to store secret information and gate access using ACLs, it is not designed for that purpose. As such, data is not encrypted in t
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by mikewhy 12y ago
this may be an obvious question, but how do things like Vault/Keywhiz differ from Consul/Etcd? Is it simply that the former is more encrypted than the latter?
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by mikewhy 12y ago
Atom Shell != Atom It is the, well, shell of the Atom editor.
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by mikewhy 12y ago
To quote the only comment from the last time this article was posted: > It seems the entire blog post is based on a misunderstanding of React Native's goals. Which is true, per the blog: > There will nearly always be some level o
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by mikewhy 12y ago
> --Unity requires a plugin be installed to play in a browser. http://unity3d.com/unity/multiplatform - scroll down to "UNITY FOR WEB": "Once a user installs it, the hugely popular Unity Web Player pl
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by mikewhy 12y ago
Not familiar with the texture wrapping bit, but the UI is much better. A lot like NGUI without many of its pain points
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by mikewhy 12y ago
There are things like Hype[1], and I'm sure there's more out there [1]: http://tumult.com/hype/
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by mikewhy 12y ago
which is strange, considering the `async` keyword in upcoming versions.
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by mikewhy 12y ago
I haven't used it before, but Gitlab does offer JIRA integration[1][2] [1]: http://doc.gitlab.com/ee/integration/jira.html [2]: http://doc.gitlab.com/ce/integration/external-issue-tr
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by mikewhy 12y ago
> releasing a new JS framework every week mikeric/rivets/ v0.1.0 on Jul 13, 2012 https://github.com/mikeric/rivets/releases?after=v0.3.6 That's a strange definition of weeks.
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by mikewhy 12y ago
Nice, when I started using docker and came across fig I wondered how suitable it would be for production. Will check this out later.
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by mikewhy 12y ago
> keeping the view logic in one place Each component has its own logic. If you are rendering your main app state in child components you will be passing the state via props. var UserInfo = React.createClass({ shouldComponentU
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by mikewhy 12y ago
> Security. Never heard of it > No authentication at all. Just trust Docker Hub. or ... run your own registry like you would for internal gems or other similar things? FUD harder, article
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by mikewhy 12y ago
> It is fucki*ng hard to create a postgres database without using psql or connect directly to the database. well ideally you would have a script to create the DB and possibly migrate it. IE this will create a PG database from `DATABASE_U
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by mikewhy 12y ago
Simply adding jquery-ui.touch-punch[0] monkey patched jquery-ui without us having to do anything else. [0]: http://touchpunch.furf.com/

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